Will the unitary view survive the short- and long-term?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (6):751-752 (2003)
| Abstract | In this commentary, we focus on four points. First, we discuss the assertion that the unitary model explains dissociations that implicate multiple systems. Second, the distinct nature of information utilized in immediate- and delayed-recall supports the distinct memory systems view. Third, the variable nature of capacity limits corroborates this view. Finally, we review event-related fMRI results that suggest support for multiple systems. | |||||||||
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